St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-29
ADDITIONAL MINNEAPOLIS.

William L. Peck, well known con-
tractor, and Miss Orma Stevens,
daughter of Col. j. IL. Stevens. were
married last evening at the residence of
the brides brother-in-law. P. B. Win
ston 1896 Park avenue. in the presence
of relatives and few intimate friends
of the contracting parties. Rev. DIR.
Thwing officiated. A reception was
held later in the evening, at which
Danz's orchestra supplied the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peck left yesterday on an
extended trip East and South for the
purpose of spending the honeymoon.
A HEBREW WEDDING.
A very pleasant and impressive we'd
ding was conSummated yesterday morn
ing by Rabbi Iliowizi, when Jacob l.. May
and Miriam Jacobs were united in holy
wedlock at the residence of the brides
father, los Fifth street south. After
the ceremonies were over at the house
the whole happy party went to the
rooms of the Apollo club, where an I'M
promptu reception was held, followed by
an elegant banquet gotten up under the
directions of May, the caterer. Among
those present were Mrs. G. May. mother
of the groom, Cincinnati, o.; Max May,
Des MOines, To-; Mr.. and Mrs. Adelsheim,
Sioux City, To-; Mr.. and Mrs. Wilk,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Kaeger, Mr.. and Mrs.
D1utch, Mr.. and Mrs. Burnstein, Mr..
Buchanan, Mr.. and Mrs. Skoll, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Harpman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Solomon, Isaac BuXbaum, Lewis Roth
schild, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac " ell, Mr.. and
Mrs. KartrowitZ, Rolp Rees and Mr..
Segelbaum. The bridal couple left on
the 7:30 p. IN. train for Cincinnati,
where the honeymoon will be spent.
The bride, a beautiful young JewesS,
wore a gray travelling br0adclOth dress,
hat of a darker shade, trimmed with
natural flowers, and carrying mag
nifcent bouquet presented to her by her
brother. The groom is connected with
the Standard Furniture d Carpet COM
pany on Nicollet avenue. They will
make this city their future home.
SOCIAL sPARKLEs.
The Christmas tree last night in the lecture
hall of the Plymouth church was one of the
largest and handsomest ever seen in the
city. The tree was especially gotten up for
the Scandinavian children of the Sunday
school, and was superintended by Z. NJ.
Cushman who has charge of the school. he
was ably assisted by Edward Landberg, Al
fred Sampson, Gus Olsen and Oscar johnson
The festivities were kept up till a late hour
and all the young ones went home loaded
with present.
The Scandinavian Pleasure club will give a
prize masquerade Oh Sunday evening at Har-
monia hall. Among the prizes are gold
watch. seal cap. diamond pin and sealSk1n
sacuue Willard d Thyle's orchestra will fur
nish the emusic. Messrs. Mannix, Briggs and
Yarnum will act as judges upon the occasion.
Friends of n. w. King, the popular de-
tective, last night called at his residence.
1904 Twenty fifth street east, in body and
surprised him and his estimable wife by the
presentation of a number of gifts. Mr.. and
Mrs. King, however, proved equal to the
emergency and happy social time ensued.
1.-THE Columbia association has completed
arrangements for ball to morrow night IN
Harmonic hall. 1t promises to be very
pleasant and elegant dance.
Scandal lodge, K. of P. in its own hall.
corner Fourth avenue and Washington ave-
nue. south, will give reception, and after
ward dance, this evening.
Charles E. Handy, the well-known broker
spent Christmas with his family at his old
home in Cincinnati, o. He returned from
his visit late Tuesday night.
A very pleasant hop came off Yesterday
afternoon among the Juvenile belonging to
the Apollo club. in their rooms on Second
street and Nicollet avenue.
The Mahtowah club gave another of its
pleasant SOcialS at Mabens hall, corner OF
James and Fifth avenue north, which was
largely attended.
The Hfbernian Rifles gave a dance last
night IN WINDSOR nail. IDere was large
crowd and the affair was very pleasant one
all through.
The Crescent club will give a dance to-
night in Malcolm hall. DanZ's orchestra will
supply the music. A large crowd is ex-
pected.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. E. Clementson will give
an informal reception at their residence, 1904
Chicago avenue, tonight.
The rector of st. Paurs will have his an
nual reception this evening from to IL.
j. Morrison and wife, and Rev. Mr.. Rhuen
and wife, left for California last night.
Edwin F. Thorn and wife left last night
for Philadelphia.